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Private Custom Tour : Santorini Half day 5 hours ( morning or afternoon )

From $417 • 5 hours • Pigaia Travel • Greece, Kamari • Meet on location or pickup • Free until 1 day before

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Why we love it?

The Private Custom Tour in Santorini offers a flexible half-day experience, allowing travelers to explore the scenic beauty of Kamari at their own pace. Lasting five hours, this tour is ideal for those seeking a personalized adventure, whether in the morning or afternoon. Participants will benefit from a private driver-guide who provides insights into the local culture and attractions, while enjoying comfortable transport in an air-conditioned minivan. The inclusion of mineral water ensures a refreshing experience as guests immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes and unique charm of Santorini.

Inclusions

All Fees and Taxes
Mineral Water (1 bottle per person)
Private driver-guide
Transport by air-conditioned minivan

Exclusions

Cable car tickets for cruise ship travelers (6.00 Euros per person, per ride)
Entrance fees at museums and Akrotiri excavations(optional visits)
Gratuities

Itinerary

Step 1

Meet your private driver-guide at your Santorini hotel or Santorini cruise port, hop inside your air-conditioned vehicle and set off on your custom tour of the island. Your tour includes all transport, with all meals and entrance fees at your own expense. Before you head anywhere, chat to your friendly guide about the sights you want to see and visit during your tour. As your tour is private, the itinerary is completely flexible and can be customized to match your interests and preferences. Perhaps start with a visit to one of Santorini’s must-sees: the timeworn excavated ruins at Akrotiri. Here, stroll around the remnants of the Minoan Bronze Age settlement that was buried, and preserved by, volcanic ash as a result of a major eruption in the second millennium BC. You may also want to relax on one of Santorini’s black sand beaches or delve into its picture-postcard villages, such as Pyrgos and Oia — the latter known for its spectacular sunsets. Then, maybe finish with a visit to a traditional winery to taste or purchase (own expense) some of Santorini’s fresh and distinctive wines. The island's winemaking history stretches back more than 4,000 years and its varietals are renowned for their crispness and high acidity. Alternatively, ask your guide for their inside take on what to see and do, and perhaps discover some of the experiences and places that other visitors never get to witness. See the Itinerary for examples of the different activities and attractions you can enjoy during your tour.